People and Celebs

Even now, Elisabeth Moss can't avoid questions about The Scene.

For fans of AMC's addictive, high-quality drama "Mad Men," it was when months of plot lines and missed opportunities came together in a single, searing bit of dialogue.

Eric Bana is quite the boy of summer 2009, with a Romulan villain, a cuckolded and cheating husband, and a time-traveler under his belt. If you're a newcomer to his charm and talents, look for these movies:

When Paula Abdul wanted to make a splash, she didn't call a press conference or give an interview. She used Twitter, the same social-media site where she once told her fans, "Craving some ice cream ... Mmmm."

You can find many celebrities posting their thoughts on Twitter simply by searching for them by name. But beware of imposters. The Web site CelebrityTweet.com lists stars on Twitter. Here are a few to get you started:

Paula Abdul: PaulaAbdul

David Blue: DavidBlue

Jane Espenson: CapricaSeven

Ming-Na: MsMingNa

Paul Feig: paulfeig

He's been around for decades and acting since he was 8, but for Jeremy Piven, it was his role as Ari Gold, a manic Hollywood agent on HBO's "Entourage," that won him critical acclaim and three Emmys.

The film "Adam" is a departure for British actor Hugh Dancy, best known for playing Prince Charmont in "Ella Enchanted," the handsome love interest in "Confessions of a Shopaholic" and the handsome love interest and nerd in "The Jane Austen Book Club."

Maybe the Big Apple was trying to tell Dolly Parton something when she visited it for the first time.

She was 18 and on a senior trip with high-school classmates. The Tennessee mountain gal hit the streets of Broadway and couldn't escape one particular show sign. It was everywhere she looked.

Talented and dimpled, Mario Lopez first came to our attention on "Saved by the Bell." He has since expanded his range in television and films and with an ever-growing array of hosting gigs, including the 2009 Miss America Pageant and the syndicated TV entertainment news show "Extra." A runner-up on the third season of "Dancing With the Stars," he also wrote "Knockout Fitness" about how to stay

The food world has been wiggling its collective whisk in anticipation of "Julie & Julia," the movie about Julia Child opening Friday.

Where's Chris Kattan been?

"Some people ask me, 'What are you doing now?' I tell them, 'Well, I'm not choosing bad projects,' " says the 38-year-old former "Saturday Night Live" star. "I don't need to be seen all the time. I'm OK with that."

Kattan is coming back to the small screen in a big way in the three-night IFC miniseries "Bollywood Hero."